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STATES MEN IN THE WAY.
a Commercial Union Between America
and Canada Not Possible.

Copyright 1857, Jy tie CalJoy7tG 1ssocaied Press
NEW YORK, July 22d.-tSpecial. - A. Chap
ieau, Secretary OF State :or Canada is at the
Film Avenue Hotel. He sails for Europe TO-
morrow. He said 10 your correspondent today,
concerning Canadian affairs: There is CON
siderable tllS about a commercial union with
the nlted states, and about reciprocity, but |
think there is a great deal more gas about il
on both sides OF the line than there is
solid progress toward sucn IL union. Statesmen
are not inclined to support it. Your statesmen
are not inclined to give Canada n commercini
union, because they would rather have annex
alton. Our statesmen are not inclined to have
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DEATH ON THE RAIL.

Terrible Fate of a Railroad Brakeman
at Truckee.
,tCopsrgl 1857, By De Calfoy7d4 Associated Press
TRUcKEE, July 22d.-Warner E Fowler. a
brakeman on train No s, vas killed here this
morning by falling between the cars. He was
dragged along the rails over a hundred feet, and
his body was terribly mUtilated. He leaves G
wife and two children, residing at Bear Valley,
near Ernigrant Gan
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BURNED To 4 CRISP.
The AgoniziBg Spectacle that Met n
Mothers Ewes.

EsESyrR. July 23d.-The Nclus' Moutrose Col
special says: Mrs c. a. Heath went 10 neigh
bOr's on an erraRd, leaving three small boys
alone in the house. Shortly afterwards one of
the boys went 10 his mother and told her that
they had built fire tor her. TO come home and
get supper for papa The mother, nistulstsag
something wrong hurried home and found ti1e
building IN flames and her tssc sons burned % &
crisp
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BABY'S SKIN
Infantile and Birth Humors
Speedily Cured by
CIItiNura

EOR Cleansing the Skin and Scalp of Birth
l. Humors, for allaying Itching Burning and
Inflammation, for curing the first symptoms of
Eczema, Psoriasis, Milk Crust, Scald Head
Scrofula and other inherited skin and blood dis
eases, CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure, and CUTI-
nally, and CuTIcURA REsoLvENT, the new Blood
Purifier, internally, are infallible. Absolutely
pure.
MY OLDEST CHILD,
Now six years of age, when an infant six months
old, was attacked with yirulent malignant
skin disease. All ordinary remedies failing, we
called our family physician, who attempted to
cure 1t: but it spread with almost incredible
rapidity, until the lower portion of the little
down to his knees was one solid rash, ugly,
painful, blotched and malicious We had no
rest at night, no peace by day. The physician
did not know then. and does not know now
what it was Finally we were advised TO try
CyTIcUEA REMEDIES. Without the knowledge
of our physician procured a box of CUTICURA
and cake OF CUTICUEA SOAP The effect
WAS SIMPLY MARVELLOUS
Using the two together, first washing him thor
oughiy with CUTIcuRA Soar then Amounting
him with CUTICCRA From the first application
a change for the better appeared The doctor
said we had no further need of him, and ceased
his visits. In three or four weeks a complete
cure was wrought, leaving the little fellow S
person as white end healthy as though he had
never been attacked. In my opinion your val
liable remedies saved his life. and to-day he is
a strong, healthy child. per ectly well, no repe-
tlt1on OF The disease having eVef occurred. You
are welcome 10 make any use of this you may
deem best. GEO. B. SMITH,
Atty-at Law and EXPOS Atty.
Ashland, o.
INFERENCE: j. q. Weist, Druggist, Ashlapd,o.
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LoSDos July 22d.-In preparing the Thistle
for her transatlantic voyage no strut tura alter
atious have been made. she win be rugged
with short topmast, u very short bowsprit ant
will sail under storm mainsail, small f1resail, ,
jib and staysail. Her racing spaIs and spare
mast will be brought over by one of the Ancho
line vessels. Captain Kerr, an old Atlanti,
sailor, will navigate the vessel.
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Captain Rapp's Examination.

lCopgTth, 1857, By tie California associated Press.
NEVADA CITY, July 22d.-Captain J. A. Rapp's
examination on acharge of having threatened
the life of Dr. WEIGH was concluded this morn
ing, and he was held TO keep the peace, with
ban set at 5000, kapp is in the custody of the
Sherih, but thinks he viii secure bail
LAIER.-eapp's attorney applied to the Supe-
Ilor Court Tor writ Of habeaS corpus, but il was
denied Rapp is now in Jail.
San Jose Jottings.
Copyright, 1887, by tie California Associctsl Pres
SAN JOSE, July 22d.-The Injunction sued ont
by d. j. Edwards TO restrain John Heinlen from
entering upon premises which Edwards had
leased was to-day dissolved By Judge Speneer-
,tasliien wlll now proceed, unless prevented by
CHINATOWN upon the land.
Jose Garcia was to-day held to answer on n
t nae 81 ol assault 10 murder his mistress, An
man whose legs are both smputated a, the
knees was in the Police Court to-day for drunk
-enneSS. He gave his name as j. f. McNahOn
ana wanted the Judge to pay his fare to San
francisco saying that course had been pursued
-py every city from Los Angeles nOrthward
Difficulty in Moving the Wheat Crop.
copyright, 1857, by lie California issociaseR Pres.
MAEYsvILIE, July 22d.-The Buckeye Bfillsare
receiving J1O tons of wheat per day and are
turning % Of it into -four
Inc river banks are lined with wheat sacks.
ana special trains are Carrying hundreds of ions
10 market in order to meet July deliveries cars
Tor local shippers are very hard to get, and
much inconvenience is being experienced
Proud of Her FIGURING Mill.
Copyright, 1857, ty Tie California associated Fress
ANDERSON. July 22d.-Bedford & Smith. pro
prietorS OF the -four mills in this place have lie,
a oonlfset 20 Wagner & O'Erien millwrightS IL
Put N thelr new patent roller machinery The
machinery of the latest roller pattern cost.
so!uOV. The mill viii be completed in time ia
6rlnu tins years production of wheat Ander
son can boast of the best douT mill In Northern
California. '''0- I
Stone for the Great University.
SAN JOSE, July 22d.-A lease by Mrs. Sarah
Knox Goodrich and f. B. Goodrich of certoir
described portions of the Goodrich sandstone
quarry TO Leland Stanford for term of ter
years was MED to-day. The consideration was
nominal a stipulation is made that fhe stope
snail be used for no other purpose than for the
Leland Stanford, Jr University and other build.
insS at the Palo Alta farm
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The New York Car system.

copyright, 1857 by tie California Associated Press
NEW YORK, July 22d.-ISpecial. 1.-The Ele-
waited Railroad Company are experimenting
with electric motors, and the surface com
panies are looking anxiously for some power to
take the place of horses. The Third Avenue
Surface Railroad Company has been investigat-
ing, but has not decided whether to use the
cable or electricity. The President Of the
Eighth Avenue road declares in favor of doing
away with horses, and is impressed with the
utility of the cable. 1t is predicted that the
Ninth Avenue Elevated cars will be propelled
In q fnN months by electricity
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LONDON, July 22d.-A dispatch from St. Peters
burg says it is reported there that the Ameer OF
Afghanistan is dissatisfied with the Afghan
boundary settlement, considering that too great
concessions have been made TO Russia.
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LYNCH Va. yANpEyER.

made the shortage good, And Uncle SANS
cash account now balances
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Her Helpless Infant Burned to DentI
Before Her Eses

IcopyrSa, 1857 10y the California associated Press
TusARE, July 22d.-R. H. Mcdonald family,
living four mixes north of Eulare, on the Tulare
and Nisalia Eoad, was Earned out at . clock
this morning Their daughter. Mrs, Thomas
Fiefey lost an infant "a the flames and both
she and Mrs. Mcdonald were seriously, perhaps
f5sally. burned. Mcdonald arose a. 5 O'Clock
s7ld lighted fire in the kitchen stove, and then
went 70 the barn, leeying the family abed, and
Rhe flames enveloped them unaNares. Mrs
Mcdonald got out alone. Mrs. Finley was over
come n the doorway, and her father arrived
and dragged her OFT, but thinking the babe al
ready out, left it 70 its fate.
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GRATEFUL-CUMFUniING.
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST,

"By thorough knowledge of the natural
laws which govern the operations of diges
ton and nutrition, and by careful application
OF the fine properties of wellselected Cocoa, Mr..
Epps has provided our breakfast tables with
delicately-hayored beverage which may sayeus
many heavy doctors bills. 1t is by the judicious
use ofsuch articles ofdiet that constitution may
be gradually built up until strong enough to re-
sist every tendency TO disease. Hundreds Of
subtle maladies are floating around us ready to
attack wherever there is weak point. We may
escape many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves
well fortified with pure blood and properly
nourished frame."-Ciyil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
only in half-pounds tins by Grocers labelled thus:
JAMES EPPS& CO., Homeopathic Chem
lists. London, England.
ap1 3-1yTuTh
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THE ANIEER NOT CoNsULTE

ST. PETERSBURG, July 22d.-The protocol re
garding the Afghan frontier has been silned
and Colonel Rdseway, the British Commits
sioner, is about to return to England
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An IniunctInn Granted.

NEW YORK, July 22d.-Judge Barrett to-day
rendered his decision in the case of Townsend
Cox d Co: against Edward 5, Stokes, the United
Lines Telegraph Company Dwight Townsend
John Anderson, George Turnbull, Edward Sal
finger and the Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany. The suit grew out OF the purchase of the
Banker and Merchants Telegraph Company
by Stokes about two years ago. Judge Barrett
denled the application for Il Receiver, but SAYS
that Mr.. Stokes unquestiOnably represented the
organization of the committee of purchase of
the Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Com
pany: Judge Barrett grants the injunction
pending the suit against the securities in the
possession of the Trust Company
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ProbabIv Eaten by the Frcno1,

BERLIN, July 22d-A party O German officers
from the garrison at Metz visited Nancie. in
Meurthe, during the national fete last week and
nothing has been heard from them since. 1t is
presumed they were arrested while watching
the review of the troops. or for having become
embroiled in a qusrrel Their disappearance
has caused some excitement in the Metz garri-
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AT TBEIR OWN RISK.

each man fcr large contracts. and a regular per
ccntage for small ones.
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ARIZONA.
The Deadly Eerosene-Charges Against
Surveyor Benson.

'fCopyga, 1857; by Tie California associated Press
TUCSON, July 22d.-Mrs. VIM. Reed, who was
fatally burned yesterday afternoon by the igni-
ton of can of kerosene while attempting to
light a fire, died today and was buried this
evening, The funeral was one OF the largest
ever seen here.
According to the annual report made by
United States Surveyor-General Black OF the
land on the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
eighty miles wide by one hundred miles long
surveyed under the desert system by John x.
Benson, has been carelessly done, If not crimi-
nally, by an Illegal system of contraction and
expansion. All the watering places are entirely
on the railroad sections
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OuirinaI and Vatican.

ROME, July 22d.-Members OF the Catholic
Congress at Lucca are signing petition asking
the Government to devote its attention to the
qut stion of the reconciliation of the Quirinal
and the Vatican II is stated that the Pope ap-
proves the step
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CUT!eURA EEMEDIEs

Are sold everywhere. Prices: CCTIcURA, SO
cents; kEsOLvENT, 81; SOAR, - cents. Prepared
by POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston,
Mass
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Fire Raging in st. Paul

ST. PAUL. July I'D. x.-About II O'Clock q
fire broke out in the wholesale grocery house OF
Kelly 4 Co, which has spread to several other
stores in heavy wholesale district. At mid
night the fire was bufning fiercely, and the en-.
tire Departments was out fighting Il.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

COLLECTOR WANTED-AN ACTIVE MAN TO
y canvass for respectable local business, on
a percentage. Address, stating where party can
be seen and giving references, IF. f. ". q
co, ;" p. O. iy232t
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A CITY FARM FOR SALE.

rTHAT BEAUTIFUL PLACE, KNOWN -.
i rs tie HOLT RANCH" Is now offered ssss
Tor sale. Itcontains Two Dwelling Houses 1s4s-
one new, built at cost Of 5000. 1t also has
new Barn and several EowI-houses, and yards
suitable tor q hundred or more fowls II has
over 200 bearing Peach Trees, of the choicest
varieties, TpeninC in succession from May to
November to suit the local market 1t has half
an acre OF Grapes, mostly White Muscat. The
soil Tor gardening purI oses is unsurpassed. II
contains about tenaCres, located between and
I, Sixth and ninth streets. Just across Ninth
street is the Rell Conservatory. and is one mile
distant from one of the best markets in the
world. The title is perfect, Terms cash. Per.
sons seeking for a desirable home viii do well
TO look at this place before purchasing else
where. Apply at southwest corner Ninth and
y streets. jy23-lta
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ITO LEr-UPPER PART OF HOUSE To-
L Gated on Fife nth street, between X and
L, containing rooms and bath; newly rapered
and painted. iy23-4t~
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LONDON, July 22d.-Hon. W. Il. Smith, Gov.
eminent leader, was asked in the House oil
Commons this afternoon if there was any truth
in the report that the Queen had sent for Lord
Harrington to induce him 20 join the Ministry.
Smith replied that he had ouly heard the state
ment for the first time, and could but say that
ii caused him great surprise. GLGughter
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ITO LEr-THREE OR MORE ROOMS SUIT
l. able for housekeeping. Also, two large
rooms, single or in suite, for man and wife, or
gentlemen. Inquire at No. $40 Seventh street.
between II and /. iy23 Tvs
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
BULGARIA 0VERRUN BY ARMED
GUERRILLAS.
A Row Over BouIanger-Loss of q
Ship and Crew-The Thistle
Coming Over-Etc.
COMING DOWN.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE EEcoEp.uN1os.l
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home AFFAIRS.
SHAMEFUL Frauds BIT NAVAL
CONTRACTORS.
How the Republicans Robbed the
TreSsury-RaiIroad Train At
taCked-Children Cremated.
THE UMPIRE DID 1T.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE nEcoRD-unos.l
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LtbE X - sFs a Z ~ AitSS'
e. Neuralgia Sciatic, Sudden, Sharp and
<SS Nervous Pains and Strains relieved
k@E5 In ono minute by The CutiCura
YEN Auti-Pain Plaster. Warranted.
I NM At all druggists - cents; five for 81.
! "a NPotter Drug and Chemical Company
Boston, Mas. jy27tS&w7t
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The West Fairly Warned.

WASHINGTON, July 22d.-The star says to-
night: The President has known for some
time OF the determination to urge him 10 take a
western tour notwithstanding his declination
OF the invitation TO attend the Grand Army Eli
campment, and he has been considering the
question. but has not yet decided whether or
not he viii go. 1t is quite probable, though
that he viii visit st. Louis and some other West
ern cities after his Southern trim
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The Sedswick Escapade.

FL PAso, July 22d. james W. Perch, of ST.
Joseph, Mo, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 10 Mexico
passed through here to-day enroute to New
Orleans and New York. In an interview he
said he had nothing to regret in his action in
the Sedgwick matter. He had acted from pure
ly patriotic motives, and had gained the APP
pToyal OF the American Co ony in the City of
Mexico and of the Mexican p. ople. He said he
had prepared final report in the Sedgwick
case. and should stop ut Washington to present
II. He has become General Manager FOR the
new steamship line between New York, Mexico
and New Orleans.
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An American Record-Breal,er
A London Rumpr,

LONDON, July 22d.-Woodside, of Philadel
phia. today beat the English bicycle record fol-
ten miles, covering the distance in Is minutes
and ~ seconds
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WASHINGTON, July 23d.-The United States
Consul-General at Havana writes to the Depart
ment of State under date of the 10th instant.
that he had Just been assured by the Chief Jus
tice OF the superior Court that the case against
Circiio POuble. the naturalized American citi-
zen accused of reasonable conspiracy, will be
heard without undue delay. Information has
Horseback, an American. who was arrested at
Cienfeugos sometime ago on IL charge of com
plicity with bandits
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Tor sALE-A BARGAIN-2I ACRES, ss9a.
l. situated u miles from city limits; So
nearly new Two story House and Barn; -
fine Carp Pond and Reservoir; Windmill and
Pumps; acres choice Grapes; 8 acres Orchard
Berries, etc; or VIII sell or 10 acres. Address
w L. " Ll.LIS. Timer Stockton Rnnd. iy22 2tM
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NOR SALE-BELI. & CO., WILL
l. sell Horse and Harness ct Auc- ESZzIN
ton THIS MORNING. at 927 street. EISS.
sale at 10 o'clock. iy23-It9
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LONDON, July 22d.-Advices from Sicily say
thai 1ugitiyes from Catania are spreading the
cholera throughout the island. Business is at q
standstill everywhere. Several communities
have been cordoned ard placed under qusran.
tine restrictions
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Berlin. July 22d.-.In the chess tournament at
Frankfort to-day Bardeleben defeated Tar
monist, Blackburne beat Zeuekertort, Burn beat
Schifters, Tarronsch beat Engisch, and the game
between Metzger and Noa was drawn.
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PACIFIC COAST.
SOME QUEER SURVEYING DONE
IN ARIZONA,
C3essd Burned to Deeth-A Brake
snan Fatally M&ngied-Mcre
Murders by Redskins.
a MorHER,s VICE.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE EEccsD-uNuos.l
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Tor SALE CHEAP-A CONVENIENT 80.
L House of rooms; lot, 40xl60; healthy Fl.nii
Fruit Trees Of various kinds; all for 81 $50
inquire on premises, 1897 street. iy2j-Iw%
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RdRV Use Cuticura Soap an exquisitely
DAE TUNED SKin ISe antifier.
EHEuMATIC PAINS.

Send for "aow to Cure Skin Diseases
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The Oregon Subsidized Roads.
lcopyigAt, 1857. " TIC CALIFORNIA associated Pre-,

iCcpyTlg, loSI, " t3c CGi oTitd associated Pres
WASHINGTON, July 22d.-[Spocial.l Certain
Oregon wagon-roGds are to be investigated
Acting Secretary OF the Interior Muldrow to-day
notified the Dalles Military Wagon-road Com
pany, the Oregon Central Wagon-road Com
pany, and the Willamette Valley and Cascade
Mountain Wagon-road Company, OF Oregon, that
John B. McNamee, of the office of Assistant At
torney-General, and Gabriel G. Wharton. of the
General Land Office, have been appointed a
Commission to investigate these roads, and will
meet in Salem, Or. ON August 10th to hear ties
tlmony on the issues involved.
Cost of the Great Coke Strike.
PITTsBURG, July 22d.-The coke strike lust
ended was one of the most stubbornly contested
battles ever fought between capital and labor
For eleven weeks and four days the fight went
on. The amount of money lost by the idleness
cannot be calculated. but it reaches millions.
\ Murierer's Fate.
CHICAGO July 22d.-The Times Mineola TEX.
special says: William Johnson, desperate,
shot and killed Baker, saloon keeper, Tuesday
night, and fed from the country The Sheriff
pursued with bloodhounds and 'ound the crimi-
nal III swamp. He shot three of the dogs and
one of the deputies but WIS finally captured and
without further ceremony was lynched.
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Tho Reading Ironworkers.

READING pa, July 22d.-A conference took
place this afternoon between the managers of
the Reading hon Works and committee repre-
senung its 500 employees who have been
standing out against Il 10 per cent. 1educ-
iin for some weeks. The conference re
81 ted in u victory for the nun for the
present. it being agreed that All hands are
TO go to work on Monday. finish all orders on
hand and work up all material now on hand
without the reduction taking place. The ques-
ton of the proposed reduction viii be considered
when new work comes in
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

EETANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w Homework. Apply to 2215 street.
iVl3-lt~
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London Notes.

LONDON. July 22d.-Already $50 amendments
have been offered to the land bill.
Brackst0n Baker gave banquet last evening
TO American MaSouS at the Criterion. Among
the guests was Mr.. Zacharie, of California
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Horse Sense Va. Whisky.

New YORK, July 22d.-Geofge Work, son of
Frank Work, who has been stopping at the
Elberon Hotel at Long Branch this season, as
terday by riding his horse up six steps and into
the hotel barToom, where he and the horse had
several drinks together George Offered to bet
500 that his horse could jump through the bar
loom window without touching the glass but
no one accepted the wager. lie went to the
Rowland Hotel, where some antics were per
formed, with additional beer for the horse. on
returning 10 the West End, and Just in front of
the main entrance, the horse reared, throwing
the rider 80
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PARIS. July 22d.-In the Chamber of Deputies
to day NJ. floquet read the decree closing the
session and the House rosn
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Bulgaria Infested With GueriIlas.

LONDON, July 22d.-Russian agents who have
arrived Mt bucharest from Bulgaria reaf1irm the
report that N. Raooslavov, the ex-Premier is 9
pri-oner at Narna- They say that Bulgaria is
oEerrun with armed hands